Professor of Economics, Northwestern University
Director, Morton Shapiro Center for Applied Economics
ERC Starting Grant, 2021-6
Affiliations: IFS, CEP, CEPR
Starting Fall 2025, I am a Professor of Economics at Northwestern University, where I direct the Morton Shapiro Center of Applied Economics.
I am a Labour and Applied Microeconomist with research interests across three main areas: (i) the economic causes and consequences of gender-based violence; (ii) the supply of, and demand for, job flexibility; (iii) the identification of behavioural models of decision-making in observational data or through strategic survey instruments.
For an overview of recent developments in the economics literature on gender-based violence, see my overview for the AEA here. The slides are enough for two classes in a gender or labor economics class.
I am keen to maximise the impact of economic research in wider society. I was awarded the UK Economic and Social Research Council Outstanding Impact in Public Policy Prize and the O2RB Impact Prize.
Please find my CV here.
